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Leather target set in Capri’s first CSR report

30/04/2020

Jimmy Choo owner Capri Holdings has said 95% of its leather will be sourced from “certified” tanneries and it will also be carbon neutral in its direct operations by 2025. The luxury group, which also owns the Michael Kors and Versace brands, has set the targets in its first group-wide corporate social responsibility strategy. Also by 2025, all...

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